Our houses are NOT made from tissue paper!

Houses in the usa are not made from tissue paper and sticks. We build houses using the best quality materials here. #renovation #construction #remodeling

[OUTDOORS]

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[clutchmelon]

Love the confidence when you say "they're made of cardboard". I felt that.

[snoowbrigade]

As a european it never ceases to amaze me how far America has come in the development of thin doors.

[dissidentexpression]

Yes! Here in England my castle is built from solid rocks. Though it does get a bit drafty and the barbarians outside are most unpleasant.

[TheNordicHunter]

I just got done cutting every one of my doors in half and you’re right, cardboard. Heading to my neighbors to cut all theirs in half to show them what I’ve learned. Thank you, this is fun!

[MysteriusChannel]

I'm from Germany and have literally lived in a house that's older than the USA as a country are. And it wasn't even a big deal. The interior walls were partially made from straw and clay.

[xxyyzzx]

I never understood how someone could trip and hit a wall, putting a hole in it…

Now I do

[icarusalchemist]

A lot of newer houses in the UK have those hollow cardboard interior doors too. I live in a council house and my doors are like this. I grew up in a Victorian house and the doors were all solid wood.

[jaanakivi]

Cardboard box is a home for all Americans not just the homeless. Equality

[channingtaintum]

For those of you who think he is being serious: is just an interior door, not actually structural wood.

[eskibileyci]

People in America get mad and punch holes in their walls. People in Europe get mad, punch walls and break their knuckles

[YoChoppa_]

*makes a house basically made of paper*
"Alright that'll be $400, 000"

[bobhempf]

Me: in my brick house laughing in german 🤣

[Metsfan]

I can't imagine newer constructions being as good as they used to. Everything these days is about cutting costs.

[mrpibb]

I miss this guy. He made a review of the cheapest damascus knife on Ebay and it was the funniest damn thing I ever saw.

[MikeStavola]

I lived right next to a pile of million dollar McMansions for a long time. One day, a guy I knew who started up a security company went to one of the houses, and he did a demonstration of how easy it was to overcome the existing security system.
He took a sawzall to the wall right next to the door. He got in under 3 minutes. The walls were just foam, tyvek, and stucco, with fiberglass insulation and 1/2" drywall inside.
He got a lot of contracts that day.

[EmptySkySora]

My parent were in canda when I was born, and they tell me that in Canada tge walls of houses are such garbage they could hear their neighbor sneezing and stirring his tea. Could hear literally everything

[Shquilleatmeal]

Europe building houses: "lets drill holes and fill them with cement and rebar so the house will be securely fitted to the ground!"
America: *sets down what is essentially a big cardboard box*

[sally]

It’s be really cool to find super old newspapers in the wall that had been used for insulation, but by now I’d imagine anything would’ve already been renovated from then and have boring non-time capsule insulation.

[LoveTaps]

I was already like
"He's going to say cardboard"